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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The libel suit OF Ars. Wsddol agains. the
National Gresnback Publishing Company
fjr 8 600 damages Was commerced in th,
Superior Court yesterday and will probably
oe given 10 the iary this afternoon. The
aafiou is brongh' 0y the plaintiff, for tha IN
jury she thinks her character sustained by
an article vhich appeared n TIE Dea''cr on
April L.. 1850. Stone < Hyde arc attorney.
Tor 3rs Waddel and ; L. Clay and God
win. Acsit & Rodgers arc conducting tbs
ayfsraa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

A. l.. Harrington, who taxes part in the
.hoeing contest ~ Powers Opsra House 20 =
Iisht, was born IN AnE Araor. Aicn.. Ia
lsaT. lie nss BEEN blacksmith fov over
q yee-s, AMI ia considered ali ezcert IN the
ira &c 81. J. Dunn, Of Detroit. IS ia the
city ard Is confident Of success At the
shoeibg match in DetToi. 4 few
weeks @gO tie largest theatre IN the city
NGs filled with people who were delighted
with he sport. Containing all toe elements
calculated % excite and enthuse, horse5hc G
ing should win popular place among the
elevated ports
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

pxNvFa. April Elm retaliation for The
sciion OF Tie Pennsylvania Erie. N-v
Tork Genital a11 Hest Shore ros8s IA 70
fos .ng a. ssii iicf 80 vis fae Denver & Eio
Craacs oriuk taeCemm ssious fzhi. ihe
ste cen 1uy today ordered ifs agents 90
eishdraw f-on sais 81 licse,s over the
t.a.te named
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The funeral Of the late ~ J. Hsaning
was he'd yesterday afternoon - the South
Cougre aiional Cuurch, being nitenset by
about lo1 .ewhcrs 81 ne Order Of. Red
Nsu. % which he Nas . member and a
afge number - friends. Eev. 3. +. SAT-
gent coaGGc'ed the segviCss sud The re.
mains will be iakoD n Hendsliyills Ind
CO. burial IN autopsy 0y three local phv
sicisuB shoFr tAst deceased dieG CT soitsn-
iug % iae brain
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

PnfItnFfeAts. Apfii 8 -iisary Bower 4
g0a. Misunderstanding chemists have fsiies,
viib liabilities amounting % pro5A1iy
$500 01 The fgm T. one ~ the e dsst IN
Th7 Gauss ol the hlinre is ssi3 - - orirz z
- fho frm having = iarse amognf 81 fuoDsv
re3 ap m Fca' esfsfe sn3 being rnsbei On
i13zsmaats obtained sgsinst them. Assets
unxnown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
STILL TURNED TO The WALL"
Tiokets of tho Railroad, Which Refuse 10
aha,iah InI- uat. LAn.

Ticksts Of the Railroads Which Refuse To
Abolish Commsssions.
PIrrssurG. April &c. A. Ford. General
Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania Com
pany's lines vest Of Piitshurg, met With his
assistant general passenger agents today ia
bis city for tie puFpose OF explaining ia
detail the requirements Of the Interstate
Commerce lag. Assistant general passenger
agents were present from $. Louis. Cbicogo.
Cincinnati Indianapolis and Cleveland.
DistTics passenger aEents from Louisville
TeEre Haule. Fort Wayne and Columbus.
Nr. Ford SAYS thai the tickets Of the roads
that haye not complied wish the rules Of
the Central 1rsl1c Association are still
,uraod 10 tie wall. Scme Of tie roads have
indicated 4 disposition 10 hold out against a
demand % abolish the Commission busi-
Hess The probability Is that tEsy will
weaken before the close II the week
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Bosras. April the annual meeting o.
the Jnion Cogper Mining Company vas
acid tAis morning snf dlrectoss were
elected - folloTs. T. T. Watsoa. +.
Smith. 2. r. dssarvcv y. T. DENIM On
and johnson Vivian. There we're $3.50
sha-ss cnt of t1ta. af e. oeo Represented
Ats Subsequent 1neeta az of fse airscteTs =
r. Wxts q TaS elected President aud ID {.
rfar~usr Fresstirar ard 1sers.erv
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Chas = Eelkusp vas ssrsigned in fo'ice
cour; yea erday morning FOR gorciblg eicct-
!ns lawyer Taylor froR the Belkrap wagon
works, lie wsivsi the reading OF tha con-
plart, pleaded noS guilty and asked that
Tue case De a. joErnei ua;il triday. which
wss granted Re has secured the services
- EefcAe- & Wantg AMI wiil fshi The case
20 be oii'e- cnt. The case viii be called 81
o O'Clock tomorrow nioInigg
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Tie case af Res Nanaiaz. ehsrxss ~
lena 8ebinsen x.ta sssa1't ard basfsrv.
was tri~l n fasiiee Westfslfs coart vss.er-
saT sefsre a lar7 f,fh wons<a reside ir
the Corsock e.iiition sn8 tae srsienr,
s'fowpi 49, theg had 1narrelst s-.s fonsht
eGf the my retarecf a rf~scs sf noe
sai.tv sn8 koss wss discharges Fs3m
eastsiF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

psRfs Ar1l e-Ceant Ds lesnvlIle.
MahEea and y. 1sszlsrov. 40 teseale ln.
voived ln aearrs. 81 ore 81 shs corridors
- tie Daslber ~ Eep8ties l4s eesk
ieaxhf ess. wi.a seeres l1szsT. in whsea
fae fcrInef rtcesvs8 = severe a1aa8 u fts
Rrre
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

BohUvcros. VI, Apul o.-Oae Of .bs
Goesi ice Yseht races Of the season w&s
sailed oa Lake Chsmpls.n this morning.
uatef the ausp.ces 81. The Burlington Ice
Teehi Club The race wss for the cham
ponship psarsnt ol the club and there
Tern fVe starters The rae WAS won ay
tie Brush. oEnea hv Whiting a Rogers. 10
- minutes ! stco1d. The distance vas
Efiesu miles. triangular course.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

ClwrsEsrI. Apf.i s.--Tls oacisl csnTsss
r. the election retgTns srs proceeded - fa'
a. tha i5lh rsF8 Fhen the bosf8 s3j8ern-
satiisoaa4 measssf 81 Connc4 II re fffh
weri snd coastsae 81 s6e e~S wara rbe
crart gisl ie rssames5 a. g o' scx e0.aar-
rev morninE
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Nrw YoKK. April ga Washington
special 10 the Post SAYS a friend of MuFat
Haistei IN this city Is authority for the
statement that ~ lIaistc1 lately received
from Whiislnw Rec. Letter asserting jhat
the tim, has come iOr Ar. Blaine to retire
from the Republican ssoe. for The rresi-
dsncv. and fof sll hands 70 turn IN and
nominate JOhn shermsnf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

rhe @ Tssh ts-rong boat cia5 are having
designs p-spsssi f,r eiczant gold medals
which vii BE- ofsrs3 az locsi prEss fls
rawirk bv mesassrs ~ ths claa. The bsst
oarsusn u { represent t8e cla5 a. toe con
far Nort, TssfeTn Rs9srs. Frnn5ax viii
een1renes st Ia eiaas evnnssium next
Satnrlar rrtf snd ven tae weatber fs-
ee-sss Tare suoukh thsy ~ 30 70 ths axe
fsr exercise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

SAX FRANrssco April e.-News ia recsiv.
ID Of the foanaer'n- % he bark Il israds
port ~iih coal. Ten It tke twelve men
aboard wers crowned inc saia So
Stephen from Sesitie Scr his port is reecr.
-d lost she IS owned BY New York
Parties
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
orucr or 7as E,etE sfr.n DIS WORKS,
GE4sp RArlns. Mich. March 10. 1857

GEasp RArlns. Mich March 10. 1857
To al Whom IL Nag Concern.
II the people az large don't care who does
the work as iena as they can get it done
vel. siliy 20 ti1eir satisfaction aud as / en-
pioy the bast dyer In the state, ] sdvise
than 20 gei their work done nov 81 the
Eagle Steau Dye House. No. - Cana 81.
Nv motto. "Best Work and Lowest Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

OF the Chicago Schubert Quar;ette. who
sing In Powers Opera II anse Eext Tuesday
exening, the Chicago He,aii says. The
singing Of the Sobpher; Quartette was de-
lighifGl aud they completely captured ths
audiences, who recalled them several iimes
IA the NOS; enthusiastic manner" or NJ.
Geo. Jolt. the Buffalo Ipl,s gays: "Mr. Jcti
has a voics fuli. mellow and resonant. H'
sang with pathos and artistic atility." Nj
Joit has many friends 10 this city who vii
not fail TO hear him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

SAX AsrosfA. Tex. April s-The Bel
KNAPP Rifles and the san Anionia Rifles. Of
this city. will refrain from attending the
national drill al Washington because Of TIE
admiss' on Of the co,ofed companies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
The went Of the senson.

The ivent Of the season.
Grand Opening Of Millinery
VIII take place at schultze's.
Thursday and Friday,
April izih ana 18th.
III ladies are cordially invited.
no cards.
Everybody will find Il 10 their
Advantage % come, BEE and
Examine.
We shall leave nothing undone 20
Really mxke this Opening The
Event Of The Season.
Our Novelties in Trimmings are exquisite
oar Novelties iH Trimmed Hats
and Bonneis shall not be
Surpassed.
.iive us a Call before you buy
Elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

DR.. W. n. Ross who bks been absent from
the city most Of Winter. returned yesterday
from a short visit st HeIsey, aud has now
established an ONCE IN the new WiddicOmb
building. The Doctors many friends will
welcome him back !n their mids. with open
arms and those who are suffering from
rheumatism or Other cnrOnic diseases VIII
find speedy relief by applying 10 the Doctor
who Is ready TO cgre the afflicted As ever.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07


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ats 4it1 = naa1asss aa1 4-e1sltF t44t
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sa4 Lizzie Annsnasls shoaet tsf sirniT-
she versa fliiy " sopesfi1s - Drstnl : 2 q
passz brilliant eostJuls Her aNnkins
song sas RESPONDED q - rapturoiss sp-
pause ana sac qai-e shares the
hr8rs bestowed upon the rr,saz
s0uzz Siknos NiebeliaA vas tas
,ssnaFfo AMI this sp.endid ten0r VS.. q
oourse perfect 81 PFastie zs s1s DaSe
siapdasI lei tle opialyn taat he l. o1e ot
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sAfisfac.ery including the chorus ara which
GEORGE SAITH 4 tiraud kspits asssO. loom
ed ~ pleasantly and e1nsg.ccously.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

A. the matinee yesterday afternoon Mss
Dessgly D.lethv. q young soprano whom
Hiss Aoo1tt las uss tzkea from tie Arlsri-
esn Opera C0muany, sang Amins m place
az the s.ar Niss DlHsthy who should
change her name ss so1n ss possi0is ioF =
betef sounding ssa - fteaffs--h has sweet
aad pleasing voice. which she uses well.
She was 5it nervous yesterday afisFnuon
au1 betrayed . consciousness that sac could
uot act The somewhat DIR 1lt role. IAe
yorrg lady VII improve. however.
nofed Improvement in business a. the
Wonderland LAT evening was owing no
doubt - The subs.ding OF the election fever.
D0uinsck MURRAY is particularly con
scitnliuus actor. aud patrons of tne "on
deflsnd Nil lgJeed miss q lrsat u they 30
uot see him in bis romantic sensational
dfama Escaped from sing Sing
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
of SD. OOo damages AGAINST the Northern

of $4,000 damages against the Northern
Pacific for personal injuries.
The cas- of KaranSki VS.. the WinOna
and st. Peter railway, was postponed
until tomorrow for further hearing.
In the case of Nicholas Hansen ct al.
VS.. the steamboat GlenmOnt, the appeal
was dismissed.
In the case of the BARNARD Lumber
Company VS.. The Superior Short Line
company, motion for a new trial was
denied. The jury had awarded plaintiff
$1,000, and proposition was made that
if they would accept 1000 it would be
granted,
NEW CASES.
Pauline Mittelstaedt says that she
and William MittelStaedt were mar
ried at Berlin, Wis. July 6, 1880:
that there has been no child by
such marriage, and that William
has been guilty of adultery with
one Annie Winkelman in Mani
tOwOc. and has been living with
her in a house of prostitution. She
cannot forgive the OffenSe and wants a
divorce.
Adam Decker sues E. II. Babcock for
S991.5S amount due him on a note.
James Cody sues the North st. Paul
Land company, Timothy Duane and
John Portions, and Pruden Stove COM
pany, on lien for S1,310.05 for certain
property sold by them.
Lillian Elizabeth Clark sues Josephine
Stichter. Thomas D. Stichter. her hus-
band; John Healey and William X.
CASTOR for the possession of lot 2, in
block I. BaZille'S addition. which she
claims the defendants wrOngfully hold
from her.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
PERSONALS.
V Wright has gone to Cincinnati.

Harry Wright has gone to Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Taylor are in New York
city.
Miss Kitty Gilfllan will spend Christmas at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hay are at home on
Western avenue.
Hon. y. o. Werner, of Red Wing, called at
the capitol yesterday.
Mrs. L. E. Whittier and Mrs. 7. Z. Alex
ander have gone East.
Miss Viva Smith and Miss Lou Smith have
Joined their mother in Los Angeles.
Miss Woodruff. of Kentucky is the guest
of Miss Helen Davis, of Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. L. E Whittier and Mrs. T. *. Alexan-
der, of Ashland avenue, have gone East.
H. S Fairchild and daughters, the Misses
Carrie and Florence Fairchild. are now i'll
Paris.
ESuperintendent Kiehle will lecture before
the farmers institute at Litchfeld next Tues
day evening.
Miss Mary Hart, of Summit avenue. will re-
turn from Carleton college this week for two
weeks vacation.
Miss Mabel Green, of Ashland avenue, has
returned home from Holidaysburg, Pa, for
few weeks vacation.
Assistant Attorney General Childs went
home to Fergus Falls last evening to spend
Sunday with his family.
P F. Street, for number of years teller in
the Bank of Minnesota. has accepted the po-
sition of receiving teller in the Germania
bank.
Mr. and Mrs E. A Commsck Of Rochester
spent few days in the city as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Marvin. Ct o9S Portland
avenue.
Gen. j. h Baker, the genial a-Ticu'.u lis:
and pioneer free-trader of the second dis
trict, put in a solid days work in the dairy
commissioners office yesterda
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
WHERE Is THE $4,000?
The Difference Between Assets
and Liabilities Of the Warren &
Morgan Machine Company.

The Difference Between Assets
and Liabilities Of the Warren &
Morgan Machine Company.
The creditors Of the Warren & Nor
gan Machine company ask with some
emphasis what has become of some
sI2.O0O-the amount by which the liabil-
itieS of the insOlvent concern exceed the
assets. Ever since the starting of the
shops a paying business has been done,
and here. at the end of some ten or
eleven months, the company is at least
$4,000 behind.
a GLOBE reporter called on the as
signee, Mayor y. IL. Lawrence. of South
Park. yesterday. and had short talk
with him in regard to the failure.
i have figured out statement of the
assets he replied in answer to a query
oil the reporter. But | can't tell any
thing about the liabilities. The books
are in such bad shape that it will take
possibly two weeks to Straighten them
out. As figure it. the assets will foot
up about $4,000. while the liabilities
will probably be $4,000 or more. In
this statement | have put down the
ground and buildings at 5000. which is
a very low estimate. ! have not seen
Mr.. Warner lately. 1 would very much
like to find him, but so far have not
been able to do it.
A GLOBE reporter called at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Warner on East Tenth
street Friday evening for the purpose of
finding out the full particulars of the
failure. A ring at the door bell was an
swered by young man.
rs Mr.. Warner imp queried the re-
porter.
Mr.. Warner Is out of the city. He
left rather suddenly a few days ago.
He will be back in a few days. was the
answer. Further queries failed to elicit
where he had gone or exactly when.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
For Stealing Jackknives.

On Thursday night last the hardware
store of Hertz Il Bliss, No. "A East
Seventh street, was entered from the
rear by a party of boys, who got away
young burglars broke pane of glass in
the rear window and reaching in turned
the key of the door lock from
the inside. \ newsbOy named Collins
was arrested Friday while trying to
pawn some of the knives. and gave the
names OF his associates who escaped.
Three of them. named Matt Sterritt.
Walter Neatly and Nick COngem, news
bows aged sixteen and seventeen years.
were arrested in Minneapolis yesterday.
and were returned last night i'll charge
of Lient Cook and Detectives Kenaly
and DAILY. Most Of the stolen goods
have been recovered.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

New Jerusalem church. Services will
be held at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. M.
Sunday school at Las a. m. The sub
ject of Rev. Mitchell's lecture in the
evening will be The Resurrection Of
Christi
Rev. J. E. Smith. of the Central Park
Methodist church, will preach morning
and evening at the Jackson street
church. Subject of morning: The
Substance of Things Hoped for" Sub
ject of evening lecture: The Bruised
Reed" At p. m, at the rooms OF the
Y. NJ. c. A, DIR. Smith will speak on
Right Beginnings"
The Influence of the Humane
Spirit will be the subject of Rev. W.
5. Wallis discourse this morning at the
WacOuta Street chapel.
Rev. Sydney q. JetfOrds will Oficiate
in st. Mary's church. Merriam Park, at
1920 a. m; in St. Johns church. White
Bear Lake. at p. m, and in st.
Stephens church. corner of Randolph
and View streets. at 7:30 p. m.
Services at Christ church, corner of
Fourth and Franklin streets, to-day
will be as follows: Holy bucharest. 8
a. m; morning prayer, litany and ser
mon at II a. M; prayer to deaf mutes.
interpreted by Rev. A. W. Mann, at
7:30 p. m.
Services will be held at the rooms of
the temperance union, 50 East Seventh
street to-day as follows: Meeting for
deaf muteS at 1920 a. m, special song
service at 3 p. NJ, with an address by
w. Y. Severance. Gospel temperance
meeting this evening at 80, addressed
by Rev. E. ID. Neill. d. d.
Rev. S. NJ. Brothers will preach in
Unity church at II a. m, subject, "A
Vain Reliance"
DR.. Dana breaches morning and even
ing in Plymouth church. Morning sub
iect. The w aiting Feast" Evening
subject, 1.-The PurpOSetof Life"
Rev. A. Fleer. of ShebOygan, Wis.
will preach in the German Evangelical
st. Paurs church. corner Eleventh and
Minnesota streets at 10:30 a. m.
DR.. Forbes will preach morning and
evening at the Bates Avenue Nj. Z.
church.
W. K. Azbill, of indianapolis, will
preach to-day. morning AMI evening,
at the Christian chapelOn Carroll street.
President Bridgman. of Hamline uni
versity, will preach at Trinity NJ. E.
church. Merriam Park. at 1880 a. m. to-
day. Bishop FOss will lecture in the
same church this evening at : 80 o'clock.
Subject "(flimDSeS in EurODe1
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
Another Safety Shoe.

A new horseshoe has been invented
by Henry Simmons, designed to protect
horses from injury in crossing the cable
road. The principal feature of the in
ventiOn, for which patent has been ap-
fat safety Shoulder. The ADVANTAGES
claimed for the cork" are that it is
made fiOt on the surface and set cOnsid-
erably below the edge of the holding
part of the calk, making a steady bear
ing surface for the horses foot. 1t has
been endorsed by r. c. Jefferson. James
King. j. 3. MOrehead Il Son, NJ. F.
Brennan and other prominent horse
men. The shoe is somewhat like the
Terrier shoe. but the cork is made
entire and can be put on any shoe at the
same cost as an ordinary toe cork. = it
is claimed,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
1T WAS NAsHs BULLET
That Caused the Death of j. p.
JohnsOn--A Post Mortem.


The coroner's inquest over the body
OF J. P. johnson, shot by Michael Nash,
was conducted by DR.. Quincy yesterday
afternoon. The jury viewed the body,
which was much emaciated. at McCar-
Thy q DOnnelly's undertaking rooms,
and listened to the evidence of a few
witnesses. Drs. Murphy and Hoyt, who
attended Johnson from the time he was
shot on the afternoon of Friday. Dec. ,.
until he died, last Friday morning, teS-
tilted that the wound was undoubtedly
the cause Of death. A post mOrtem. made
by the physicians yesterday morning.
revealed the fact that the ball had cut
the edge of one of the lungs in passing
through the thOTacic cavity. Intiamma-
tiOn and hemOrrhage became apparent
last Tuesday. and were the direct cause
of death. Peter COnray. living in the
tenement at No. 476 Robert street. ad-
Joining Nash's rooms. testified to hav-
ing heard a scufffe just before the shoot
ing. Thomas COnray and John Hanrehn
testified to minor circumstances. Lieut..
Cook. of the police force, testified that
Nash had admitted the shooting and
given himself up TO custody. The jury
returned a formal verdict in accordance
with these facts. Nash was up in the
municipal court yesterday, and the case
was continued for preliminary hearing
TO Dec. ,.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
CAVALRYNTEN DANCE.
A Large Attendance at the Ball
by the First Troop Last Night.

a Large Attendance at the Ball
by the First Troop Last Night.
Turner hall was filled to Overtiowing
with the First troop of cavalry and the
many friends of its members last even
ing, the occasion being a grand ball
given by the troop. The sets were
formed at the sound of the trumpet. and
the grand march was led by the COM
pany in full dress uniform. There were
twenty-four dances on the programme,
ard the dancing was kept up until a late
hour. Corporal SkeOch, Sergt. ReardOn.
Corporal Hanley, Corporal Robson and
Corporal Boleyn made up the committee
Of arrangements. The invitation COM
mittee was Corporal Hanley, F. Peters,
Sergt. johnson. Corp. Tenquist and c.
Jackson: Capt. Ostrum, Lieuts. Frick-
burg and TwiSs. Sergts. MattsOn. Rear
don and Laurent and Corps. BOleyn,
Robson and 0chsner. while Corps.
Robson and Asplund and Messrs.
Merit. Burg and Johnson make up the
floor committee. The attendance was
very large, and the ball a grand sue
CESS in every way.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
SANITY CITY DOINGS.
Somewhat Serious Illness Of
the Hon. P. H. Kelly in
New York City.
The Affairs of the Warner and
Morgan Machine Company
Rather Mixed.
CoroneP'S Inquest Over the
Remains of Johnson, Whom
Nash Shot.
Summary Of the Doings Of One
Day Gathered From
All Sources.
p. H. KELLY's ILLNESS.
A Somewhat Serious Turn---Mrs
Kelly Will Leave Tonight.

The condition of Hon. P. H. Kelly,
who is confined to his room in the Hotel
NOrmandie. at New York. assumed a
serious aspect yesterday and a telegram
to that effect was sent to his wife, who
viii leave St. Paul for New York this
evening. Mr.. Kelly while in Washing
ton contracted a severe cold. and upon
reaching New York it developed into
pleurisy. Besides he was threatened
with inflammation of the stomach. and
his attending physicians have enjOined
absolute quiet. and a cessation of all
business engagements for time. 1t is
the earnest wish of the many friends of
the genial Democratic politician in the
Northwest. that his symptoms may not
prove serious in results, but the latest
information is that he is a rather sick
man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
Winners at the Fair.

The French fair closed a very success
full four days run last evening. 1t was
decided not to close it until Monday
night, as there are so many things to
sell at auction. The following are the
fortunate contestants for the prizes:
Gold-headed cane, Mr.. Lemire; set of
Chambers Encyclopedia. John Olivier;
gold necklace, Jennie Genois; sewing
machine. Nine. Emile Binnett: West
side wax doll, Agnes St. Pierre: gold
watch, Ida LIE Clair; wax doll, Emma
Lang: bisQue doll. Stella Vervais.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-18
At the Olympic.

The Gypsy Queens have been doing a
big business at the Olympic during the
last six nights. For this week Mile.
Bebe's Beauty Brights'' have been Sc
cured. who will produce that
lively and sparkling afterpiece.
- Mana. the Blonde Venus"
Frank and Nora Williams. John II.
Clark. Roach. CastletOn. the Dolan
brothers, Minnie Hassan, Nick Hughes.
Frank and Clara Marion. and others of
equal ability will combine to make the
show one of the best ever given in the
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